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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 13049, 14 December 1905, Page 2

■> y meuiciu, ) -TO A A ji A 1 it 1 A Jmr- | a .■ * | ► < ' =— ► < \ jj ® o|| y " >- J FROM ' : Th© Herbal and ElectE'ic institutes, : ' -<5 , A :-- -■"*'• ■ - TH.. ..- 231 a, Colombo St., Chnlstchurch ; Exchange ... y < Buildings, Lambton Wellington; < William and 'Murray Sts., Perth; Lindsay > . ChambepsrEgan St., KaSgooriiej w.a., f 4 Beff to inform all whom it may concern that they have . L decided to OPEN a PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT in f -< ' ■ AXJ CTCLja-wia, . .; ► and the PRINCIPAL may now be seen personally at our >■ New, Rooms, .. . ' ■, y ''' iO, CITY CHAMBERS, '. t <: Corner of Queen '& Victoria Streets, Auckland, * And will be pleased to give all particulars and ADVICE ► FREE to bona-iide, sufferers concerning our new and ► special treatment, which has been so successful in curing >■ 4 THOUSANDS OF YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED,, and OLD ► 4 MEN from CHRONIC, NERVOUS, BLOOD and SKIN ► * DISEASES, LOSS OF MEMORY, LOW SPIRITS, > * LOSS OF VIGOUR, MUSCULAR and LOCAL WEAK- k ] NESSES, GENERAL DEBILITY, MENTAL and > BODILY PROSTRATION, AFFECTIONS OF KID- ► * NEYS AND BLADDER, PREMATURE LOSS OF ► * VIGOUR and LOSS OF HAIR and DISEASES OF A ► SPECIAL NATURE, &c. ► 1 Men who have wasted the exhilarating- spirit of young ► 4 manhood, men whose eyes are dulled, whose brains are pmuddled and Weary, whose nervous energy is exhausted J from dissipation, overwork, indiscretions, excesses, or dis- ' obedience to Nature's laws, who /have lost the sprightly enjoyment of life, who have sleepless nights, dull, gloomy, ► -< despondent days, who have lost courage, ambition, and the j grit which is so evident in perfect manhood ; men who have BLOOD and SKIN TROUBLES, and diseases of a special > nature. If you have failed to derive any benefit from other >■ A treatments, and have wasted both time and money, we offer L , you a COMPLETE and PERMANENT CURE, which 1 will NOT COST YOU A PENNY UNLESS CURED, r "i If you suffer, do not put this aside, and say I will see to it ► < later on, but at once take advantage of our PRINCIPAL'S y J SPECIAL VISIT TO AUCKLAND, and have a personal L 1 interview. Our Rooms are open MONDAY, TUESDAY, i THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY, from 10 a.m. to ► < I p.m., 2to 5 p.m., and 7 to 8.30 p.m.; WEDNESDAY, y 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; SUNDAY by special appointment only. L J If you are living too far away to visit, write at once, in strict 1 confidence, giving full particulars of your trouble, arid you will r •4 receive a plain and distinct statement of what we can do for you. y. We never supply our Remedies for Cases they cannot Cure. We have made so thorough and complete a study of Diseases and >- J Troubles of Men that failure is almost impossible. We do not claim . ] to perform miracles, but what we do claim is that our Remedies r -4 Cure the Most Obstinate Cases, when all other means fail. y i Correspondence must be addressed— " - i MESSRS. B. HAMILTON & CO., I J v- y 1 0, City.Chambers, Qyeesis St Auckland I _J y*yVV VV T V "y T V V T V T T T The UniTersal Remedy for Acidity of the Safest an d' most Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Gentle Medicine for Sour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Infants, Children, Delicate Females, and the /^•. T ' ~ '.I"T Sictaess of Pregnancy.

Machinery. JOHN QHAMBERS AND gON, j^TD., Beg to announce they have purchased from their friends. Messrs. W. A. .Ryan and Co., Ltd., the whole of their Stock of Steel Split Pulleys, and with it the New Zealand Agency of THE A MEKICAN gTEEL jgPLIT pULLEY, which is undoubtedly the best pulley made of metal on the market. It is made of the Best Grade of " Mild" (Sheet Metal, accurately rolled to standard gauges, 110 castings or forcings entering into its make-up. The various formed parts are then assembled, and so riveted together as to produce a pulley endowed with the' following easily recognisable virtues:— . A STRENGTH AND RIGIDITY* that renders the All-steel Pulley practically indestructible. A "WEIGHT much less than that of the ordinary cast iron pulley, and about that of most wooden ones. A PULLEY that to thi3 unique Lightness and Strength' is true running, perfectly balanced, and positively safe under highest speeds. THE ALL-STEEL PULLEY is rendered interchangeable by the use of Steel Bushings, and will fit shafts of different diameters. % > . t ITS COST—TIio Pulley is Lower in Price than Cast Iron ones, while its advance in cost beyond that of the celebrated Dodge Wood Split Pulley is comparatively slight. STEEL PULLEYS STOCKED FROM 6in TO 42in DIAMETER, DODGE PULLEYS STOCKED FROII Lin TO 54in DIAMETER. SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND : JOHN QHAMBERS AND .gON, J^TD. LiOK. b A L — A ONE E.C.C. CONTINUOUS CURRENT DYNAMO. 100 volts, 120 amps. Has fly wheel on spindle, making it specially suitable for being driven by either gas or steam power. It is a perfect machine, has not been much used, and is now being replaced by much larger machine.' A suitable Countershaft may also be had if required. For full particulars apply. HERALD Office Timber-. THE K AUra t imlsEß OOMPANY; Limited. IXJ MATAIrjpOTAEA. FINEST jyjOUNTAIN nIBEK ' LEAVE ORDERS—At the Mill, Customstreet West; at Devonport or Onehuuga Branches, , Or, AT THE COMPANY'S YARDS, Mount Eden Station,